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South Carolina History.
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This tribe lived in the Northwest part of South Carolina.
a) Cheyenne
b) Cherokee
c) Catawba
d) Yamassee
Columbus had 3 ships named
a) La Pinta, Nina, and Santa Maria
b) The Pinto, Nina, and Santa Maria
c) La Pinta, Nunyo, and Santa Maria
d) La, Pinta, Nina, Saint Martin
Columbus sailed FROM what country to find the Americas?
a) England
b) United States
c) France
d) Spain
Many people traveled to America by
a) the church sent them away
b) arrested and sent away
c) being an indentured servant
d) swam the Atlantic
The Native American population went from 20,000 to ___?
a) 1,000
b) 2,000
c) 200,000
d) 2,000,000
This Native American tribe lived in what we now call Rock Hill
a) Catawba
b) Cherokee
c) Yamassee
d) Powhatan
This tribe were nomads before they settled in South Carolina
a) Iriquois
b) Cherokee
c) Catawba
d) Yamassee
Columbus 'found' America in
a) 1504
b) 1601
c) 1492
d) 1550
Why did people come to America
a) free land
b) freedom of religion
c) freedom of politics
d) all of the above
Ribault was sent by France
a) search for gold
b) to bring slaves to France
c) to start a Protestant colony
d) to take Native Americans to France
First successful colony by the English was in
a) Massachusetts
b) Jamestown, Virginia
c) Hilton Head, NC
d) Washington DC
The House of Burgessess was
a) where the settlers lived in South Carolina
b) first form of the republican party
c) the capial of South Carolina
d) the first form of democratic politics in America
The Native American population DECREASED because
a) it did not decrease
b) bad crops
c) slavery
d) disease
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